Geylang

[Manfield04]

The first house on the right as you enter Lorong 20 is number 47. Two houses farther you have house number 41 with beautiful Vietnamese ladies at s $ 80.00. This house has already been mentioned here several times. You can try this house and may be your opinion on Vietnamese houses and ladies will change.

So went today to lor20, house of Vietnam (first house on your right when you enter the lor by taxi). Chose Viet girl #10 ; paid going rate $50. Pretty bad experience. She was too mechanical and after a while started saying its paining and she will also not do BJ;. She literally spoiled the mood; will never go to Viet house again.

[AbhiSingh]

So went today to lor20, house of Vietnam (first house on your right when you enter the lor by taxi).

Chose Viet girl #10 ; paid going rate $50.

Pretty bad experience.

She was too mechanical and after a while started saying its paining and she will also not do BJ;.

She literally spoiled the mood; will never go to Viet house again.

[United1]

Perfectly safe. This is Singapore after all.

The shower is never far from the room in those cramped spaces, usually right in the room.

Yeah, you never have to worry about safety in Singapore. While the red light district might look pretty doggy, this is probably because you are used to the sparkling clean image of the rest of Singapore. Depending on your timing, there might be doggy looking characters around, but you nothing to worry about. Everyone just goes along their business. Trust me, I am a timid monger, so I am always super cautious, but while I was living in Singapore and going to Geylang, I never thought once about my safety being at risk.

[Globalnomad5]

"Long time listener, first time caller".

I am going to be in Singapore in a couple of weeks and want to visits the Geylang area. I have RTFF but haven't seen much information on safety. Based on what I have read the standard when going into a room is to shower. How safe is it to leave your wallet, etc. In the room while showering? Any comments or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Perfectly safe. This is Singapore after all.

The shower is never far from the room in those cramped spaces, usually right in the room.

[Topherla]

"Long time listener, first time caller".

I am going to be in Singapore in a couple of weeks and want to visits the Geylang area. I have RTFF but haven't seen much information on safety. Based on what I have read the standard when going into a room is to shower. How safe is it to leave your wallet, etc. In the room while showering? Any comments or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[AKinkyThreesum]

So outside of the houses are lanterns or Chinese writing what how do you know which house is Thai Chinese or Vietnamese?

Thanks Geano.

I was only ever in Geylang for a half hour, so I'm by no means an expert. My observations were that the China houses have red lanterns, red banners and the Thai houses have "sawadee" in big letters (it is a word for Thai greeting). I didn't see enough Viet houses to notice the pattern there, but I read somewhere that they have bamboo or some sort of silhoutte of a woman wearing a vietnamese dress.

There are probably more subtle things that I didn't notice. Stuff like the colour of their neon lighting perhaps. Mongerplanet has a "mongering singapore" page with some more notes on telltale signs.

[Geano]

This is a great post. Thank you. So outside of the houses are lanterns or Chinese writing what how do you know which house is Thai Chinese or Vietnamese?

Thanks Geano.

Had a walk through the even numbered Lorongs of Geylang just to see what it was like. I planned to scout out the whole area, but I had come too late at 11:30 pm so some of the fish tanks were already closed.

Lor 6: One Thai house for $50 half an hour.

Lor 8: at least 5 Thai houses, with one quoting me $50 again.

Lor 10: One Chinese house. (One of the Thai houses I visited later on said that Chinese houses tend to closer earlier. Not sure why they do, but did see Chinese houses closing up while I was walking around so maybe that's why some Lorongs were so empty)..

[AKinkyThreesum]

Had a walk through the even numbered Lorongs of Geylang just to see what it was like. I planned to scout out the whole area, but I had come too late at 11:30 pm so some of the fish tanks were already closed.

Lor 6: One Thai house for $50 half an hour.

Lor 8: at least 5 Thai houses, with one quoting me $50 again.

Lor 10: One Chinese house. (One of the Thai houses I visited later on said that Chinese houses tend to closer earlier. Not sure why they do, but did see Chinese houses closing up while I was walking around so maybe that's why some Lorongs were so empty).

Lor 12: One Thai house.

Lor 14: Chinese house for $60 25 minutes.

Lor 16 & Westerhout: Two Chinese, one Thai and one Vietnamese house charging $50. As I walked away from that Viet house, I could hear the young white guy who just walked in being quoted $100. Pretty amusing since I wasn't speaking mandarin and I'm guessing I don't pass as Singaporean. I also passed a black guy and when I asked, he remarked "I think they're all $100" so I mentioned the aforementioned prices to him and he said thanks. I think I was also quoted $100 from a Chinese house on Westerhout.

Westerhout Road contains many fish tanks as well, so don't forget to look around there. Mongers on a layover at Changi Airport will be pleased to know that there is a (Thai?) house that operates from 8 pm-5 am on Westerhout (if not then it was either Lor16 or 18). (there is a sheet of paper at the door with this printed). I don't know what the selection is like, but perhaps someone can report back if they are ever in the area for some 4 am action.

Lor 18: Number 99 has Thai at $80 each. I gave up looking around after this.

The Thai houses were generally more receptive with the girls smiling and calling out to me as I entered for a look. The Chinese were on the opposite end of the spectrum where I didn't even get a smile when I looked directly at one girl.

As posters have previously noted in the past, there were very few streetwalkers, at least for the Lorongs I visited around 11:30 pm on a Wednesday night. I think I counted 3 altogether. There was also a mixed house I saw somewhere, but I can't recall the Lorong. I also spotted a girl sitting out front of Lor 16 Botanique Beauty Spa which made me wonder if its one of those types of 'Spas'.

[Ebauche]

Is there any house in Geylang which have good Chinese and Vietnamese collection?

Budget: 60-80 SGD.

Thanks.

RTFF, per favor.

[Manfield04]

House 41 Lorong 20 has Vietnamese girls at S $ 80 for 50 minutes inclusive of a body to body massage. There is another house called Cygon in Lorong 18.

Is there any house in Geylang which have good Chinese and Vietnamese collection? Budget: 60-80 SGD. Thanks.

[Jishan Jazz]

Is there any house in Geylang which have good Chinese and Vietnamese collection?

Budget: 60-80 SGD.

Thanks.

[Kirsia123]

Hey fellows,

I met a chinese lady (#17) in Lor 18 in house 20. She is (in my opinion) cute but spoke no English apart from a few words. Cost SGD80 for 40 min 1 pop.

Went into the room. Showered me down. Went to the bed. Very good cat bath. Only CBJ, and like many Chinese women she could suck very well.

She went on top of me, she was slim so I could see her unshaven pussy 👍. Turned her over and did her mish for about 10 min before I finished in her pussy. All services covered. Gave her $10 tip and left a happy man.

I will see my DH tomorrow and I am looking forward to it!

/ Kirsia.

[Manfield04]

If you come out of Aljunied MRT, turn right, walk until you reach Aljunied Road. Walk along Aljunied Road, cross SIMS Avenue, continue walking along Aljunied Road until you reach Geylang Road. If you continue along the road coming from Aljunied Road, after Geylang Road, it is called Lorong 22 of Geylang Road. Otherwise, after reaching Geylang Road from Aljunied Road, turn on right and start walking along Geylang Road. Lorongs on your left are even numbered and those on your right are odd numbered. So, after Lorong 22, you will cross Lorong 20, 18 etc.

Which is the best MRT station to go to if you want to hit Geylang? Is it Aljunied or Mountbatten or any other MRT station? / Kirsia.

[AussieGaigin]

Alljunied is probably the most central, but it is an interesting walk up from Kallang.

[Kirsia123]

Which is the best MRT station to go to if you want to hit Geylang?

Is it Aljunied or Mountbatten or any other MRT station?

/ Kirsia.